Chapter 1: What is ‘Invisible’ Violence?
Chapter 2: Depicting ‘Invisible’ Violence in Graphic Narrative Form
Chapter 3: Exploring the ‘Invisible’ Violence of the Khan Younis Massacre in Footnotes in Gaza
Chapter 4: Exploring the ‘Invisible’ Violence of the Sabra and Shatila Massacre in Waltz with Bashir: A Lebanon War Story
Chapter 5: Applying the Five Frame Method for Exploring ‘Invisible’ Violence to more Aesthetic Forms
Biography
Jeanne-Marie Viljoen is an academic in the field of Cultural & Literary Studies at the University of South Australia. Her abiding interest in exploring how communication about difficult experiences can occur through art in contexts where language cannot capture all we want to say, has lead her to focus primarily on non-fictional, visual narratives. Living and working in contested states with violent histories such as Apartheid South Africa, North Cyprus & Australia throughout her life drives her engagement with the postcolonial world.
